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flash noun 1sudden bright light; sudden idea/emotion/action 闪光；突然想法；突发情感；突然行动ADJECTIVE | VERB + FLASH | FLASH + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEgreat 强烈的闪光blinding, bright, brilliant 炫目的／明亮的／灿烂的闪光sudden 突然的闪光brief, momentary, quick 短暂的／瞬间的／快速的闪光occasional 偶然的闪光rare 难得的闪现◆a rare flash of wit难得的机智闪现lightning 闪电laser 激光的闪光news (usually newsflash) 插播的简讯hot (NAmE) (hot flush in BrE) 潮热◆She was experiencing hot flashes as part of menopause.她正经历更年期的潮热症状。VERB + FLASHexperience, feel, have 感到⋯闪现；感觉一闪；闪念◆He felt a brief flash of jealousy.他感觉到一丝妒意。◆She had a sudden flash of inspiration.她突发灵感。emit 发出闪光catch, detect, notice, see 感觉／察觉／注意／看到⋯一闪◆We caught a flash of white in the bushes.我们看见丛林中闪过一道白光。FLASH + VERBerupt 闪光突然出现illuminate sth, light sth, light sth up 闪光照亮⋯◆A bright flash of lightning lit up the sky.一道炫目的闪电照亮了天空。blind 闪光使⋯眼花◆We were blinded by the flash.闪光使我们什么都看不见了。PREPOSITIONflash from ⋯发出的闪光◆The flashes from the guns illuminated the sky.炮火的闪光照亮了天空。flash of 一道⋯闪光◆a sudden flash of light突然的一道亮光 |